Artist.......: Interpol
Album........: Our love to admire
Label........: Capitol
Genre........: Rock
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: DVD (Ac3 2Ch)
Rip.date.....: nov.-11-2007
Str.date.....: Nov.-12-2007
Quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo

track title time
** Live at the Astoria
01. Pioneer to the falls 06:01
02. Narc 04:36
03. The Heinrich Maneuver 03:59
04. Mammoth 04:11
05. Slow Hands 03:27
06. Evil 03:36

** Videos
07. The Heinrich Maneuver (Video edit) 03:37
08. No I in Threesome (Video edit) 03:56

Runtime 33:23 min
Size 41,10 MB


Release Notes:
Live at the Astoria + 2 Videos on that Live DVD EP
Limited "winter" edition with "Our love to admire" CD.


 BIO :
New York's Interpol reminds anyone who has ever heard
post-punk bands like Joy Division and the Chameleons of
those exact bands, plus a few more. The roots of the band
-- as far as its members are considered -- can be traced
back to a partnership between Daniel Kessler (a guitarist
and vocalist) and a fellow New York University student
named Greg Drudy (a drummer). Kessler struck up a
friendship with another NYU student, Carlos Dengler, who
had previously played guitar and felt like becoming
involved with music for a second time. He took up the bass
and keyboard duties. And by sheer coincidence, Kessler
later bumped into Paul Banks, a guitarist/vocalist he knew
from time spent in France. With the lineup settled,
Interpol became a fully active band in 1998. After the
band's first gigs in early 2000, Drudy vacated his
position and was replaced by Sam Fogarino.

They started playing out frequently, including regular
appearances at clubs in and around New York like Brownie's
and the Mercury Lounge. A brief tour of the U.K. in April
2001 was punctuated by a radio session for John Peel's BBC
program; at that point, the band was touring in support of
a limited-edition EP released through the Chemikal
Underground label's Fukd I.D. series. (They had also
appeared on a compilation that was released just prior to
Fukd I.D. called Clooney Tunes for another U.K. indie,
Fierce Panda.) 2001 also saw a self-released EP from the
band and another compilation appearance on Arena Rock's
This Is Next Year, a double-disc set of Brooklyn-area
acts. Matador signed the band in 2002 and issued a
three-song single and the band's debut LP (Turn on the
Bright Lights) by year's end. The album made the band
indie stars, and extensive touring around the world
followed. Just prior to releasing their second album
(Antics) in September 2004, they opened for the Cure as
part of that band's Curiosa Festival. Our Love to Admire,
the band's first album for a major label (Capitol), was
released in 2007.

 

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